It's the right side of the river, not in East London and we might not have to share it with QPR as they are planning to find a bigger stadium now that they're in the Premier League

Indeed.

What's the parking like at Lotfus Road?

Forgot about that

Wrong. The ground is, at present, being reduced to 25,000, resulting in Barry Hearn making a bid. However, a 4,000 average in a 25,000 is stupid.

Moe what is being reduced to 25,000? The Olympic Stadium is currently 80,000 seats and will be reduced after next years Olympics to 60,000, being ready for 2014, my footie team West Ham want itm but I am not sure it would be far too big for us! and I wait to see the plans how the running track will be covered to get the crowd near to the pitch.

The capacity of Brisbane Road 9,271, but could be easily made into a 15,000 seater stadium.

Is the Olympic hockey stadium an option?

No. Please leave our forum.

Wasn't there actual talks about moving to Kingston and sharing with AFC Wimbledon or was that an elaborate hoax?

Moving to Kingston and sharing with AFC is highly unlikely given the ground is already shared by Kingstonian FC. Three clubs in one ground doesn't seem to work to me. Kingstonian owned the ground but the club and ground were sold separately a few years ago . Also, the capacity is sub 5000 and I struggle to see how it could be extended to Superleague requirements. Wikipedia reported that we were off to share with AFC at their much sought ground in Merton. There are a few problems with that statement. Not least that Quins RL, as were were then, stated we were not in talks with AFC but would be willing to do so. (Given we are openly searching for a ground I have to say I find it odd we hadn't been in talks with AFC.) Secondly AFC haven't even identified their preferred site yet, they are down to four or five, so we are talking years before the stadium will be up and running realistically. That's without even touching on the issue of funding such a project in the current climate. Kingston Council may not be too sympathetic to any proposal to assist funding it by building on the existing ground given that would leave Kingstonian up the creek without the proverbial paddle.

There are a number of "stalled" development projects in and around london that would require a cash injection to restart them.
By this, I mean there are sites that have been cleared, there are girders lying on the ground waiting to be errected......there is planning permission in place and there are other parties in need of cash to get their projects completed......
One such development has already been viewed in North West London..........others are to be examined. The club will move where they can truly put down roots....and if that's where they can have a ground of their own, then so be it.

To the OP.....please feel free to look at where Charlton is in London......I'll give you a hint....it's Nearer Holland than Twickenham